Pressotherapy
Pressotherapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses controlled air pressure to massage the body and promote lymphatic fluid movement. It is often used to improve circulation, reduce fluid retention, detoxify the body, and enhance the appearance of the skin.
In a pressotherapy session, a person wears garments connected to a pneumatic device that inflates and deflates sequentially. This rhythmic pressure mimics the lymphatic system, stimulating lymphatic drainage and promoting the removal of toxins and waste products.
Pressotherapy offers several cosmetic benefits, including:
1. Reduced swelling and fluid retention
The rhythmic pressure applied during pressotherapy helps to mobilize excess fluid from the tissues, reducing swelling and alleviating symptoms of water retention, bloating, and puffiness.
2. Improved circulation
Pressotherapy promotes blood flow and lymphatic circulation, which can help deliver oxygen and nutrients to the skin cells, promote tissue repair, and enhance the overall health and appearance of the skin.
3. Cellulite reduction
By promoting lymphatic drainage and improving circulation, pressotherapy can help reduce the appearance of cellulite and localized fat deposits, leading to smoother, firmer skin texture.
4. Body contouring
Pressotherapy can help sculpt and shape the body by targeting specific areas of concern, such as the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, and arms. It can be used as part of a comprehensive body contouring treatment plan to enhance results and improve overall body shape.
Pressotherapy Prices
$69 for 30 minutes
$99 for 80 minutes
May be recommended as a series of treatments to achieve optimal results.
Pressotherapy contraindications
Individuals with the following conditions should avoid pressotherapy: Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT): Pressotherapy can dislodge blood clots, potentially causing life-threatening complications. Severe Arterial Disease: Individuals with conditions like peripheral artery disease should avoid pressotherapy due to the risk of exacerbating their condition. Acute Infections: The treatment could spread the infection or worsen the symptoms. Heart Conditions: Those with severe cardiac issues, particularly congestive heart failure, should not undergo pressotherapy as it can put additional strain on the heart. Kidney Failure: Pressotherapy can increase fluid retention, which can be dangerous for individuals with kidney failure. Uncontrolled Hypertension: The pressure applied during the treatment can affect blood pressure levels. Recent Surgery or Injury: If you have recently had surgery or an injury, particularly in the areas being treated, you should avoid pressotherapy until fully healed. Pregnancy: While not always contraindicated, it's essential to consult a healthcare provider before undergoing pressotherapy during pregnancy.